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CAGAT initiative engages with community partners in research

Importance of community-engaged research As we work to improve population health outcomes, there is an increased emphasis on actively and meaningfully engaging with community partners in research. The collaborative partnerships...

New HHS rule and NIH policy affecting clinical trials

DHHS and the NIH have released a new regulation and policy that affect registration and results reporting for clinical trials. The DHHS regulation, known as the Final Rule, describes requirements for registering and submitting...

Tamera Coyne-Beasley profiled in Lancet journal

We are happy to announce that NCNC’s Pediatric and Adolescent Director Tamera Coyne-Beasley, MD MPH, is profiled in the first issue of The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health. This journal is the newest member of...

Take a peek inside the largest clinical research hospital

Tune into Discovery for a peek at what happens at the NIH’s Clinical Center, the largest U.S. hospital just for clinical research. The hospital has about 1,600 clinical research studies running right now. It’s been the driving...

Investigator Community Project meeting summary available

Gain new insights into challenges affecting investigator retention and potential solutions with products now available from the investigator Community Project. A meeting summary has been posted publicly and includes results...

TraCS announces Carolinas Collaborative award winners

We are pleased to announce awardees of the second cycle of Carolinas Collaborative grants. The four Carolinas CTSAs (Duke University, the Medical University of South Carolina, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill‐RTI...

CTSA launches initiative to support multi-center trials

The CTSA program has launched a new collaborative initiative to support multi-center trials called the Trial Innovation Network (TIN). The goal of the TIN is to execute multi-center trials better, faster and more cost-efficiently...

Thanks to a UNC research project, she can walk again

As UNC geneticist Jonathan Berg gears up to lead a $9.7-million renewal of the NCGENES project, we look at a story from the original study and how it changed the fortunes of a woman from Goldsboro, NC. CHAPEL HILL, NC – When...

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